“Loyalist Trails” 2016-38: September 22, 2016

In this issue:
– An Epitaph in Ink: Part One, by Stephen Davidson
– Editor’s Note

Articles

An Epitaph in Ink: Part One

© Stephen Davidson, UE

Polly Jarvis Dibblee had to flee for safety to her father-in-law’s Connecticut home when her husband declared himself a loyalist. After moving to Long Island, she watched helplessly as rebels dragged her husband off to jail. Pregnant with her last child, Polly was robbed by patriots who took the family’s clothes and effects while holding them at bayonet point. Reunited, the Dibblees were on the first evacuation ship to […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2016-36: September 4, 2016

In this issue:
– Browsing Through an Orderly Book: Life in a Loyalist Corps, by Stephen Davidson
– JAR: Sir John Johnson, The Hard Luck Baronet, by Gavin Watt
– RevWarTalk: Joseph Brant
– Loyalists And Old Hay Bay Church: A Diverse Group
– A Successful “Roots 2016” Celebration
– Borealia: New Books in Early Canadian History, 2016
– The Challenges of Preserving Our Loyalist Built Heritage
– Digital Gazette: Fall 2015 Issue Publicly Available
– Where in the World?
– Region and Branch Bits
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond
– Last Post: Donald Arthur […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2016-34: August 21, 2016

In this issue:
– Carleton’s Book of Negroes: A Ledger’s Legacy (Part 1), by Stephen Davidson
– The Memorial of Sir John Johnson Baronet of Johnson Hall
– The Butler Papers Online at Brock U. Special Collections
– JAR: Top 10 Banastre Tarleton Myths
– Borealia: How the Quebec Act enhanced, not weakened, the British Empire
– America in Class: Experiences of the War
– Ben Franklin’s World: Taylor Stoermer, Harvard U. & Colonial North America
– Hannah Lawrence Schieffelin & Women’s Experiences in Revolutionary America
– Where in the World?
– Region and Branch Bits
– […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2016-32: August 7, 2016

In this issue:
– Conference 2016
– If Loyalist Furniture Could Talk (Part 1 of 2), by Stephen Davidson
– Borealia: Bear Years, Squirrel Years, and Environmental Politics
– JAR: How Article 7 Freed 3000 Slaves
– How to Research History Online
– UE Loyalist Certificates Issued in June
– Book review: Abductions in the American Revolution
– The Big Chill: 1816, the Year Without a Summer
– Where in the World?
– Region and Branch Bits
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond
– Queries
      + Response re David Redding
      + […]

“Loyalist Trails” 2016-30: July 24, 2016

In this issue:
– The Case of the Missing Loyalist Heroes, by Stephen Davidson
– JAR: March to Quebec and the Fog of War
– The Impossible Task of Subduing the Colonies
– Where in the World?
– Region and Branch Bits
– From the Twittersphere and Beyond
– Last Post
      + Reverend Ainslie “Ibbs” Avery, UE
      + R.E. “Gene” Corbet, UE
      + Frank Victor Edward Crosswell, UE
– Queries
      + Seagoing Loyalists and the Royal Navy

Articles

The Case of the Missing Loyalist […]